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North Korea could strike US territory Guam next, says expert – 'I wouldn't rule it out'

could test a missile in the direction of US territory Guam to show Donald Trump what they are capable of, according to Dr John Nilsson-Wright.

The Senior Research Fellow at the Chatham House Asia Programme downplayed the idea that North Korea would strike Guam, but insisted he would not rule it out.  Speaking on , Mr Nilsson-Wright said it is much more likely if Kim Jong-un would launch a missile in the direction of Guam to show their strength.  He said: "I don't think the North Korean's have ever been thinking about a direct attack on Guam despite their very provocative rhetoric.   .

"A more plausible scenario is a potential test fire of a missile in the direction of Guam to show that the North Koreans have that capability.  "But they have made the calculation for now at least that Trump's very public warnings, that they don't want to take that more provocative step.  "But I wouldn't rule it out in the future, if they feel, as they already are, emboldened.

If they feel they are approaching if you like nuclear superpower status as a result of their progress in recent months.

Then they might be willing to take that extra risk." The comments from Mr Nilsson-Wright come as North Korea fired a missile over Japan during the early hours of Tuesday morning.   .

Mr Nilsson-Wright claimed that drawing tough red lines is a danger for the United States.  He added: "It is the danger I think of drawing these rather tough red lines.

If the Americans don't follow through on their own warnings then it undermines the whole credibility of deterrents.

It leaves the American's with precious few options of dealing with a state in the form of North Korea that is undoubtedly a major source of provocation and risk in the region.  .

President Donald Trump said the US would respond with "fire and fury" after it was reported that Kim Jong-un was talking to advisors about a potential attack on US territory Guam, sparking fears the tension could lead to World War 3.  The latest missile from North Korea passed over Japanese territory around 606am local time, before it broke into three pieces, according to Tokyo.

The Japanese government issued warnings, advising people to take precautions after the missile was fired from Pyongyang.  Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe insisted on Tuesday that he would do all he could to protect the Japanese people after the missile test.

The missile is thought to have fallen into waters 1,180km east of Cape Erimo on the island of Hokkaido.

A statement issued by the White House read: "The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear.  "This regime has signalled its contempt for its neighbours, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behaviour.".

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North Korea threatened with 'SOMETHING SERIOUS' by US after latest missile test - Duration: 3:30.

North Korea threatened with 'SOMETHING SERIOUS' by US after latest missile test

sparked World War 3 fears after a rocket was fired from Pyongyang which travelled over Japan before crashing into the sea.

"Something serious" will have to happen to the rogue state if it continues to test weapons of mass destruction, according to the United States' United Nations' ambassador.

Donald Trump, who has been embroiled in a war of words with despot leader in recent weeks, railed against the hermit nation's provocative actions.

The US President warned the Kim regime that "all options are on the table", refusing to rule out a military response to their missile tests.

North Korea regularly fires missiles into the sea between its own territory and Japan but has escalated tensions in recent weeks after threatening to strike the US territory of Guam.

Responding, Mr Trump said: "The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear!  "This regime has signalled its contempt for its negators, for all members of the United Nations and for minimum standards of acceptable international behaviour.

"Threatening and destabilising actions only increase the North Korean regime's isolation in the region and among all nations of the world. All options are on the table."  .

During a phone call with the US President, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urged the United Nations to hold an emergency meeting to discuss north Korea.

Nikki Haley, the US Ambassador to the UN branded North Korea's missile launch over Japan as "unacceptable and irresponsible", adding the organisation will discuss |what else is left to do to" the rogue state.

She said: "First of all, what happened yesterday is absolutely unacceptable and irresponsible. "The US along with Japan and South Korea have called an emergency Security Council meeting.

"We are going to talk about what else is left to do to North Korea.  "No country should have missiles flying over them like those 130 million people in Japan.  "They have violated every single UN Security Council resolution that we have had, so I think something serious has to happen.

"I think we have a lot to talk about today and so with all our partners, what we hope is that China and Russia continue to work with us like they have in the past, but I think enough is enough."  .

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Game of Thrones Composer Ramin Djawadi on "The Mountain Between Us" (HBO) - Duration: 2:41.

Hi, I'm Ramin Djawadi,

I'm the composer on The Mountain Between Us,

and also on Game of Thrones and Westworld.

The Mountain Between Us is a beautiful movie,

it's-- it's at the core, it's really a romance story,

but it's also, it's a survival story.

-ALEX MARTIN: So, what took you to Idaho? -♪ (MUSIC PLAYING) ♪

Medical conference.

-BEN BASS: Are you a journalist? -MARTIN: Mm-hmm.

That would explain the questions.

RAMIN DJAWADI: The music really has to survey

all of those characteristics.

-(ALARM BLARING) -So, it has to create tension on the one hand.

Will they survive? And, uh, and then also, of course, the--

the romance part of it.

♪ (SOFT PIANO MUSIC PLAYING) ♪

We might die together and I don't even know you.

DJAWADI: First, I spoke with, uh, Hany, our director,

just about his approach and what he wanted to get out of the music.

And, then before I even start writing to picture,

I always like to just write the themes and I just write melodies

and there's an arc in the story in the character development

that, uh, the music needs to support throughout, so,

to get the tone just right was actually, a little bit tricky.

We're not gonna die... Not today.

♪ (INSTRUMENTAL PLAYING) ♪

What's great is that Game of Thrones and Westworld

are so completely different.

Westworld, we have the western-themed music

and then also the electronics for the robots.

And Game of Thrones is just a fantasy world,

so that really requires a completely different approach.

So, it's-- it's great that they're so different.

♪ (MUSIC PLAYING) ♪

DJAWADI: Conceptually, I start every project the same.

So, the thing with episodics, it's just like doing a sequel, too.

It's like you take the same themes and then you just--

wherever the story is taking you, you try to

adopt your themes to that, write some new themes every season,

uh... but, the overall existing themes,

I always like to carry them through

because I think they're a big part of the storytelling.

♪ (MUSIC PLAYING) ♪

DJAWADI: The beauty about music is...

most of the time it doesn't have any words, so...

the composer's job is to really convey the emotions

just with instrumental music. There's a sense of music that's

very powerful, I think, that I...

I really find can be very creative of

coming out with new instrumentation, it's--

it's, uh, every project, I-- I start fresh and I start new.

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Korean President Moon Jae-in to appoint new ambassadors to U.S., Japan, and China - Duration: 0:54.

With North Korea's provocations coming one after the other, South Korea's new administration

is looking to get its diplomacy up to speed.

President Moon Jae-in on Wednesday nominated new ambassadors to the U.S., China, and Japan.

Here's the presidential office spokesperson.

(KOREAN) "The government nominated Cho Yoon-je, a visiting

professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, as ambassador to

Washington; Noh Young-min -- a former lawmaker -- ambassador to China; and Lee Su-hoon -- a

Kyungnam University professor -- to Japan."

The three nominees are expected to bring to bear ample skills and experience.

Cheong Wa Dae is still working to find the right person person to serve as envoy to another

major power, Russia.

The nominations came amid reports the Trump administration will name Victor Cha, a former

White House official, as the next U.S. ambassador to Korea.

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US Tests Most Dangerous Nuclear Weapon Ever Produced Amid North Korea Row - Duration: 3:17.

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French Open champ Ostapenko battles through opener - US Open 2017 - Duration: 5:32.

French Open champ Ostapenko battles through opener - US Open 2017

Reigning French Open champion and No. 12 seed Jelena Ostapenko passed a stern test from Spains Lara Arruabarrena -- and the weather -- to begin her US Open on Tuesday with a 6-2, 1-6, 6-1 victory.

Plagued by two stoppages due to rain, it was a tale of two matches -- and two courts -- for the world No.

12, who became just one of six women to advance to the second round on Tuesday due to the conditions. The first set I played really well, and the second set I stepped back a little bit, Ostapenko said after the match.

She played well, then we had to wait not the whole day but couple of hours if we have to play or not. I didnt really know what to do, should I warm up or should I go back to hotel.

When Rafa [Nadal] finished.we went on court and played a match. Im really happy that I could have a chance to play on a big court..

In a match that began on Court 17, Ostapenko overpowered her Spanish opponent in the opener, blasting 16 winners to counteract her 15 unforced errors, as Arruabarrena was unable to fire one winner past the Latvians defenses in the set.

However, Ostapenkos offensive onslaught sputtered in the second set and Arruabarrena pounced, breaking serve three times as the Latvians first serve percentage dipped under 30 percent.

60 stroked a tidy eight winners to just six unforced errors to send the match to a decider, as she looked to win a match at the US Open for the first time since her tournament main draw debut in 2012.

A brief drizzle with the Spaniard leading 5-1 in the second set proved to be a harbinger of things to come, and the players contested five more games before they were ushered off court for a second delay which lasted more than five hours with the French Open champion leading 3-1 in the final set.

With her Arthur Ashe Stadium debut coming out of necessity, Ostapenko hardly missed a beat under the roof, blitzing through the final three games with the loss of just two points to punch her ticket into the second round.

Today, it was advantage for me to finish the match under the roof because the court is kind of faster. I finished great those.three games.

I always love to play on the big courts. I really enjoy to play in front of crowd. Thats I think one of the dreams of all tennis players, to play on a big court..

The 20-year-old Ostapenko backed up a stunning first Grand Slam title in Paris with a run to the last eight at Wimbledon, where she lost to runner-up Venus Williams, but struggled to find her form during the summer season and the US Open Series.

Ostapenko flamed out in her first match in both Toronto and Cincinnati, and came into the US Open on a three-match skid, but once again proved her mettle in a deciding set.

The Latvian is a staggering 16-7 in three-set matches this season, and improved that mark to 8-1 in Grand Slams with Tuesdays victory.

There are a lot of great players here these two weeks. You have to work really hard and play every match, she said.

Those tournaments were to play matches, to feel how to play on hard court. The most important tournament was of course here, to get ready for this tournament.

I just tried to work hard before US Open and just forget those matches, because I had a new tournament coming..

The Latvian is competing in just her third US Open and has matched her best result with a second round showing, where she will face Romanias Sorana Cirstea for a spot in the final 32.

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North Korea crisis: US & Seoul continue nuclear war drills after Kim's warmongering claims - Duration: 5:51.

North Korea crisis: US & Seoul continue nuclear war drills after Kim's warmongering claims

The Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise is underway in South Korea, involving thousands of troops from North Koreas neighbour and the US.

  The 10-day show of strength involves mammoth land, sea and air operations, and it is rumoured to include 'decapitation strikes' which simulate a strike against himself.

  South Korea released fresh pictures of the drills, displaying an impressive array of hardware.   Tanks with K-9 self-propelled guns, helicopters and soldiers kitted out with high-power weapons feature in the publicised shots, which will likely be scrutinised by.

The joint drills, named after famous Korean general Munduk Ulchi who lived in the seventh century, take place annually and have done for the past 40 years.

  They are designed to improve South Korea's military capabilities and recognise the treaty between Seoul and Washington countries, dating back to 1953 and the suspension of the Korean War.

  With North and South Korea signing only an armistice and not a peace treaty, the two countries are still technically at war and the drills are aimed at deterring any potential aggression from Pyongyang.

The current drills are taking place amid heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula, with Kim Jong-un criticising the war games and threatening retaliation.  State-run mouth piece Korean Central News Agency reportedly quoted the portly leader saying: "The US should stop at once arrogant provocations against the DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] and unilateral demands and not provoke it any longer.

[Mr Kim] said that if the Yankees persist in their extremely dangerous, reckless actions on the Korean peninsula and in its vicinity, testing the self-restraint of the DPRK, the latter will make an important decision as it already declared, warning the US that it should think reasonably and judge properly not to suffer shame that it is hit by the DPRK again..

announced plans to fire missiles towards the US territory of Guam.   He later put the plan to launch four Hwasong missiles on hold, apparently waiting for Donald Trump's counter-move.

  The US President previously said Pyongyang would be met with "fire and fury" if they attempted any provocative actions.

But Kim has threatened the entire region after he fired a rocket over Japan on Tuesday, forcing residents to seek refuge in bomb shelters.

  The brutal regime fired the missile around 6am local time and it travelled 1,677 miles - over Hokkaido - before breaking up into three pieces and landing in the sea off the coast of Japans north island, in the Pacific Ocean.

  It is thought to be the longest range missile ever launched by Pyongyang, and is the first time it fired a missile capable of carrying nukes.

Kim has not fired a missile over Japan since 2009, and the incident prompted South Korea to retaliate.

  Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe attended an emergency meeting after the launch, and said: We will make utmost efforts to firmly protect the lives of the people.

  South Korean F-15K fighter jets dropped eight MK-84 bombs near the North's border, targeting a military field.

Seoul issued a statement after the launch, saying: The Government of the Republic of Korea (ROK) condemns in the strongest terms this provocation by the DPRK which was conducted yet again despite the firm message of the international community conveyed through the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2371 in response to the repeated provocations of the DPRK.

If the DPRK continues its nuclear and missile provocations, the ROK government will respond strongly based upon a stalwart ROK-US alliance.

The ROK Government maintains a robust readiness posture capable of responding to any threats by the DPRK and will remain steadfast in safeguarding the lives of its people and the security of the nation..

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Trump to appoint Victor Cha as top U.S. diplomat in South Korea - Duration: 0:37.

With close cooperation between Seoul and Washington needed over North Korea's continual provocatiions,...

An official from the Trump administration has told Reuters that President Trump plans

to name Washington-based academic, and former White House official, Victor Cha as the next

U.S. ambassador to South Korea.

Cha will replace Mark Lippert, who has served as the top U.S. diplomat in Seoul under the

former Obama administration.

The appointment of Cha, which is subject to a Senate confirmation hearing, is said to

have been in the works for a long time.

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Trump Won't Say If He'll Accept Mexico's Aid Following Hurricane Harvey - Duration: 3:44.

As large areas in the state of Texas are still being inundated with floods and heavy rains,

dozens of inches of rain are still predicted in the forecast for the remainder of this

week for those particular areas.

We can only expect the flooding at this point to get worse.

Countless people around the United States have made their way down to Texas, they've

been taking their boats doing whatever they can to help people out, sending supplies,

donating to the Red Cross.

The country of Mexico has offered aid to the United States to help with these efforts both

with the rescue efforts and with the rebuilding and mitigation programs.

However, Donald Trump the White House this administration has not yet decided if they're

going to accept that help from the government of Mexico.

Now, keep in mind during Hurricane Katrina, the country of Mexico sent over members of

their military to help rescue people and to help rebuild and deliver supplies.

Mexico was right there for us during that catastrophe and they're offering the same

kind of aid following Hurricane Harvey, and Donald Trump who is so bitter about his border

wall can't decide whether or not he wants to accept their aid.

As of right now, and this number continues to go up as floodwaters continue to push forward,

at least nine people have died in this catastrophe.

As many as 350,000 people will be displaced because of this floodwater as it stands right

now, the further it goes the more people that will be displaced, some of them permanently.

There are many areas that will not be able to rebuild.

This is going to cost billions of dollars and it's already projected to be the costliest

natural disaster in U.S. history.

Why on earth would Donald Trump not want to accept any form of aid that any country is

offering to the United States at this point?

Well there's a simple reason, because at the same time Mexico is telling us they want to

send aid.

They're also reminding the United States that under no circumstances will they ever pay

for a border wall.

Donald Trump needs to stop talking about that, because during the storm Saturday, Sunday

that's actually what Donald Trump was tweeting about, getting Mexico to pay for that wall

one way or another, either by paying us back or some other asinine way that Donald Trump

can imagine.

It's not going to happen.

They don't want the wall.

You do.

You should be the one paying for it and not with taxpayer money if you're so rich, why

don't you go ahead and start construction yourself out of your own pocket since you

seem to be taking taxpayers' money to spend at your own golf resorts anyway.

We've already paid enough for your bull crap.

I think you can foot the bill on this one if you truly wanted it.

The bottom line is this, America is facing a natural disaster right now the likes of

which we have not seen in modern history.

Donald Trump is bitching about a border wall, Mexico's offering to help us, so I ask you

this.

Who's the real bad guy in this situation?

Is it those pesky Mexicans that Donald Trump wants to keep out of our country?

Or is it the guy who's refusing aid from a country that's trying to help us as American

citizens drowned?

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In Texas county where levee was breached, 'worst flooding is in front of us' - Duration: 4:25.

MILES O'BRIEN: "Get out now."

That was the blunt, urgent message to residents of Brazoria County.

Authorities in the suburban Houston community ordered a mandatory evacuation of the area

on Sunday for fear of what came true today, a levee breached by floodwaters.

I spoke with the top elected official of Brazoria County, Judge Matt Sebesta, about the threat

they're facing now.

Judge Sebesta, thank you for being with us.

I know you're very busy.

Bring us up to date on that levee breach and the consequences of that.

MATT SEBESTA, Brazoria County, Texas, Judge: Judge Matt Sebesta,Thank you, Miles.

Yes, this morning, we hit a breach of a levee at the Columbia Lakes subdivision near West

Columbia on the west side of the Brazos River.

And we had water coming into the subdivision, but we had some great volunteers that got

out there, got that under control.

So, at this point in time, that particular position on the levee has been fortified.

The water that was coming in was from the local rains that we have gotten over the last

three to four years, but it is very close to the Brazos River, which is still rising

in that area.

And the National Weather Service has predicted that the level will be higher than the top

of the levee.

So, we're still very concerned about that area as the river continues to rise.

MILES O'BRIEN: Give us a few more details on how the folks there were able to get this

under control.

MATT SEBESTA: Well, my understanding -- and I have not been out there personally -- they

got out there and they used plywood and what have you to get the leaking temporarily stopped.

Volunteers came in.

We had a local contractor I believe donated some material.

There was concrete sacks.

There was different material brought in, stacked in to take care of that leaking area.

MILES O'BRIEN: Sounds like a heroic effort.

MATT SEBESTA: Well, great volunteers.

That's what Texas and Brazoria County is known for.

MILES O'BRIEN: I gather you're not out of the woods yet though, given what you just

said about the river.

MATT SEBESTA: Not at all.

Actually, our worst flooding is in front of us for the west side of the county.

We have two major rivers that flow through the west side, the San Bernard River and the

Brazos River.

Both of those are in major flood stage.

They're still rising.

We had a major flood on the Brazos River last year, where the crest was at 52.56.

We're already above that level.

And we will be in major flood stage for many days to come.

It will be pouring a whole lot of water out into its floodplain, going into another body

of water, Oyster Creek, which will spread out.

Last year, when this happened, Oyster Creek was running at below normal.

The ground was dry.

In some areas, we have had up to three feet of rain in this county over last three to

four years -- or three to four days.

So, every low spot, all the creeks and bayous, are full already.

All of this river water that will flow out will just make it even worse.

And that water will continue to flow through the county for many days to come.

MILES O'BRIEN: Judge, do you have any idea how many people are out of their homes now

and what you might project as that flooding continues?

MATT SEBESTA: I hope that most people are out of their homes.

This has been a mandatory evacuation area for the last 48 hours.

The people in the Brazos River, they went through this last year, so they have had a

firsthand experience fresh on their mind.

They should be gone.

I hope they're all gone.

The San Bernard River, it's been awhile since they have been in major flood stage.

I hope that they have left.

We're a rather large county.

We have limited resources this time to get out and assist people, because we have such

widespread rain and damage all up and down the Texas coast.

So we're a little bit sparse on having resources come in to assist.

We're mostly local resources at this time.

Our sheriff's office rescue squad, Gulf Coast Rescue Squad, local DPS troopers and game

wardens, we have had a few come in from the outside.

We're hoping to get additional help because we know, down in the river bottoms, we're

going to have a lot of flooding.

MILES O'BRIEN: We wish you well as that unfolds.

Matt Sebesta is a judge in Brazoria County.

Thank you.

MATT SEBESTA: Thank you, Miles.

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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: 10 Tips for Beginners | Gameplay | Ubisoft [US] - Duration: 3:22.

NARRATOR: Congratulations!

You've gathered a team of three heroes,

and you've been asked to save the Mushroom Kingdom.

No big deal.

But if you want to succeed, you'll

have to survive on the battlefield.

It's not that we don't trust you,

but we thought you could use some essential tips.

So here we go--

10 tips to help you defeat your enemies

and keep your friends alive.

Tip #1: just because you don't see your enemy

doesn't mean they can't see you.

If you stay exposed like this, you're

probably going to suffer.

Badly.

Very badly.

Ooh, that's got to hurt.

Moving right along, tip #2: see those cover spots?

You can actually hide behind them.

Pretty cool, right?

No, you don't want to hide behind that one.

That's an explosive cover.

On the other hand, you can definitely

use those against your enemies.

See, these ones are safer.

But notice these are only a half cover,

so technically they're only half as safe.

So now you're safe behind cover.

But you don't want to stay too long, because most cover is

destructible.

So you better stay on the move.

You don't want to get hurt badly, again.

Tip #4: don't even bother.

You have exactly zero chance of hitting you enemy from here.

But what you can do is outflank your enemy

to get into a better position.

Yeah, exactly, just like that.

However, you forgot tip number 1,

and now you've left yourself completely exposed.

Tip #6: nice shot, but maybe next time,

check if someone from your team is in the line of fire.

Sorry, rabbit beach.

Now let's talk about movement.

If an enemy is in your way, take advantage

of your move to dash him.

It's extra damage you can deal to your enemy

as you move around the battlefield.

Feeling stuck?

You can use the pipes to increase

your freedom of movement.

You'll see the battlefield from a whole new perspective.

The team jump is another great way to increase your reach.

But remember that once you've used this ability,

you won't be able to enter pipes or dash your enemies.

OK, last tip.

It's not always about fighting.

It takes some time.

Remember to breathe, and always check the main objective

in the top right-hand corner of your screen.

So there you have it--

10 tips to get you started in Mario + Rabbids kingdom battle.

We hope that you're a little bit better prepared to help

save the Mushroom Kingdom.

Please let us know if these tips were helpful for you

on your adventure, and thanks for watching.

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North Korea missile launch over Japan shakes U.S. allies - Duration: 4:16.

MILES O'BRIEN: The U.S. and its Asian allies are trading barbs in the wake of North Korea's

latest missile test early today.

Nick Schifrin has our report.

NICK SCHIFRIN: It was an alarming way to wake up, 6:00 a.m. on Japan's Hokkaido Island,

and the air raid sirens go off as a North Korean missile flies unseen above.

Residents posted videos on social media, and received a text that was also displayed on

computer screens: "Please take refuge in a sturdy building or underground."

Never mind most Japanese homes don't have a basement.

WOMAN (through translator): They said please get into a solid building, but we were thinking

ours here would be gone in the first blast.

NICK SCHIFRIN: The test shook a key U.S. ally, admitted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

SHINZO ABE, Japanese Prime Minister (through translator): The North Korean missile, which

passed over our nation, represents the greatest and gravest threat to our nation ever.

It also is an egregious threat to the peace and stability of the Asia Pacific region.

NICK SCHIFRIN: South Korea's response was even more aggressive.

The Defense Ministry released video of every step of a drill it called a direct strike

on North Korea's leadership: a fleet of American-made F-15s flying two sorties and dropping GPS-guided

bombs.

The South Koreans said they hit their mock target.

And if that message wasn't direct enough, air force Colonel Lee Kuk-No made it obvious.

COL.

LEE KUK-NO, South Korean Air Force (through translator): If North Korea threatens the

security of the South Korean people and the South Korea-U.S. alliance with their nuclear

weapons and missiles, our air forces will exterminate the leadership of North Korea.

NICK SCHIFRIN: The response was so grave because today was unprecedented.

The missile, which launched from a Pyongyang suburb, was the first time a ballistic missile

designed for a nuclear tip overflew Japan.

It flew for 14 minutes and splashed down 1,700 miles away, almost enough distance to have

reached U.S. territory Guam, which the North Koreans previously threatened to target.

The North Koreans have now launched more missiles in the last three years than in the last three

decades.

They say they're responding to U.S.-South Korea exercises that have been ongoing for

the last nine days.

The U.S. calls those exercises defensive and computer simulations, as seen in the 2013

version.

But, in Geneva today, North Korea's U.N. ambassador depicted those exercises as preparations for

war.

HAN TAE SONG, North Korean Ambassador to the United Nations: It is an undeniable fact that

the U.S. is driving the situation of Korean Peninsula towards extreme level of explosion

by deploying huge strategic assets around the peninsula to conduct a series of nuclear

war drills and maintaining nuclear threats and blackmail for over a half-century.

NICK SCHIFRIN: The aggressive rhetoric drew a curt reply from President Trump that ended,

"All options are on the table."

Analysts describe that today's missile test was designed to create considerable chaos,

but not confrontation, and it was also designed to create distance between the U.S. and its

allies.

CHRISTOPHER HILL, Former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea: They're trying to show that the

U.S. is not in a position to do anything for the Japanese right now.

And I think it's part of a broader strategy really to kind of try to show the United States

is a kind of paper tiger in the region.

NICK SCHIFRIN: Chris Hill was the U.S. ambassador to South Korea and headed the U.S. delegation

in talks designed to dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.

He advocates a strategy combing diplomacy with sabotaging North Korea's missiles.

CHRISTOPHER HILL: We do need to look at more direct measures in that narrowing space between

peace and war.

I don't see how we can simply rely on China or rely on some kind of sanctions program.

NICK SCHIFRIN: Just last week, both President Trump and Secretary Tillerson praised North

Korea's self-control.

REX TILLERSON, U.S. Secretary of State: I am pleased to see that the regime in Pyongyang

has certainly demonstrated some level of restraint that we have not seen in the past.

NICK SCHIFRIN: Since then, North Korea launched two sets of missiles.

But Ambassador Hill says the U.S. is right to continue talking diplomacy; it just needs

to push its point more.

CHRISTOPHER HILL: Diplomacy is a little like the advertising business.

If you haven't said it 50 times, you haven't said it at all.

NICK SCHIFRIN: Today's launch shook the region.

The U.S. is trying to reassure allies and deter North Korea, which doesn't seem to feel

pressure right now to stop its testing.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.